Yamazakura

E574879

Yamazakura is a traditional Japanese mountain cherry tree variety celebrated for its delicate blossoms and naturalized presence on slopes such as Mount Yoshino.

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Surface form Occurrences
sakura (cherry blossom) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Prunus jamasakura
cherry tree variety
flowering tree
associatedWith Mount Yoshino cherry-viewing tradition
barkCharacteristic horizontal lenticels
barkColor brown
belongsToFamily Rosaceae NERFINISHED
belongsToGenus Prunus NERFINISHED
climatePreference temperate climate
countryOfOrigin Japan
culturalSignificance associated with traditional hanami
celebrated in Japanese poetry
featured in classical Japanese literature
symbol of natural, wild cherry blossoms in Japan
distinguishedFrom Somei Yoshino NERFINISHED
distinguishingFeature more varied individual trees than clonal cultivars
etymology name means “mountain cherry” in Japanese
flowerColor pale pink
white
floweringOrder flowers bloom before leaves fully expand
floweringSeason spring
fruitColor dark red to black when ripe
fruitType cherry drupe
growsOn mountain slopes
growthForm deciduous tree
habitat mountainous regions
naturalized forests
JapaneseName ヤマザクラ
JapaneseWritingSystem Kanji: 山桜
leafColor coppery brown when young
green in summer
reddish in autumn
lifespan long-lived tree species
nativeTo Honshu NERFINISHED
Japanese mountains
Kyushu NERFINISHED
Shikoku NERFINISHED
notableLocation Mount Yoshino NERFINISHED
pollination insect-pollinated
symbolism ephemeral beauty
transience of life
typicalHeight 10–20 meters
usedFor landscape planting on slopes
ornamental planting

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Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto hasMunicipalSymbol Yamazakura
this entity surface form: sakura (cherry blossom)